 | Prof. Youliang ChengNorth China Electric Power University, China Youliang Cheng, male, professor and doctoral supervisor at North China Electric Power University, member of the Hydrogen Energy Professional Committee of the China Renewable Energy Society. He graduated from Shanghai University with a Doctor of Engineering degree and conducted postdoctoral and visiting scholar research at the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the University of New South Wales, Australia. He has long been engaged in teaching and research in clean energy utilization, engineering thermophysics, and fluid mechanics. He has presided over more than 20 projects, including the National Natural Science Foundation and the "863" Program, published over 100 papers, and holds more than 10 invention patents. His main research areas include hydrogen production by electrolysis, fuel cell materials and systems, and integrated hydrogen energy systems. He has guided students to win multiple national competition first prizes. |
 | Prof. Weiqing WangXinjiang University, China Weiqing Wang graduated from Zhejiang University in 1990 with a Master’s degree in Power Systems and Automation. He is a second-level professor at Xinjiang University’s School of Electrical Engineering, director of the postdoctoral station and Level-1 doctoral program in Electrical Engineering, and supervisor for graduate students. A State Council special allowance expert, he is recognized nationally and regionally for his contributions, earning multiple honors including Xinjiang Advanced Worker and Outstanding Returned Overseas Personnel. His research focuses on key components of large wind turbines, intelligent control, power conversion, relay protection, and grid integration technologies. He leads Xinjiang’s key discipline in Power Systems and Automation and heads the Ministry of Education Engineering Research Center for Renewable Energy Generation and Grid Control. Prof. Wang also directs the key laboratory for renewable energy grid connection in the region. Wang was a senior visiting scholar at the Technical University of Berlin and conducted academic exchanges in Germany. His awards include the National Science and Technology Progress Second Prize (2016), Xinjiang Science and Technology Progress Special Prize (2017), and several others. He has managed over 30 research projects, including 9 national-level programs. Prof. Wang has published 140+ papers (8 SCI, 40+ EI), authored one monograph, and holds 4 patents. He contributed to a national standard and is a leading figure in wind power and renewable energy research and education. |